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I don't either - not sure why noone has commented on this as far as i can see

My understanding is that you need a balance between omega 6 and omega 3 and omega 6 is not necessarily bad if its the right ratio between 6 and 3

This is not necessary a rebuttal, but I definitely have the same experience with coming up with creative ideas when I go walking or hiking without weed. I think walking is a great way to get your subconscious working effectively on something.

I didn't realize it was kinetic energy, I thought most of the weight of an atom was due to the strong nuclear force

If you guys think Chatgpt and gpt-4 are static you haven't been using it. The answers change constantly (and not because of the inherent randomness of the response but openai is constantly making it "safer" and improving it's output via humans) - basically when any article comes out saying "Chatgpt can't solve X puzzle) within a day suddenly it can solve that puzzle perfectly. I can't tell you how many jailbreaks just suddenly stopped working after being published on Reddit.

That's a good point, we can always filter the output externally like SQL injection checking

Do wsl --update as administrator

If doesn't work the first time try a few times

This isn't an example of a coding problem, but just yesterday we had a very difficult technical problem come up that one of our partners, a very large IT company couldn't solve. None of our engineers knew how to solve it after trying for a few days. I would say I'm an expert in the industry and have been doing this over 20 years as a developer. I thought I knew the best way to solve it, but I wasn't sure exactly. I asked ChatGPT(GPT-4) and the answer it gave, although not perfect in every way, gave pretty much exactly the method we needed to solve the issue.

It's a bit scary because knowing this stuff is sort-of our secret sauce and GPT-4 was able to give an even better answer than I was able to give. It helped us out a lot. We are now taking the solution back to the customer and will be implementing it.

A few additional thoughts:

1. I knew exactly what type of question to ask it to get the right answer (i.e. if someone used a different prompt maybe they would get a different answer) 2. I knew immediately that the answer it gave was what we needed to implement. Some parts of the answer were not helpful or misleading and i was able to disregard those parts. Maybe someone else would have to take more time figuring it out.

I imagine future versions of GPT will be better at both points.

Unfortunately this seems to be true of a lot of people that don't have tesla's as well ;)

Ya seems he is upset he missed out

I agree with you that the "amazing" part is the query understanding.

There are two really big things I'm excited about:

1. It really understands what I am asking. What my meaning is. Gpt-4 is way way better even than gpt-3.5 at this. This is something truly different that a computer has never been able to do and (hopefully) will only get better at it. This really truly changes everything in how we interact with computers. We shouldn't be downplaying this. This is real. Today. At the same time a lot of this turning "understanding" into useful output comes at a huge amount of work on the RLHF side so we shouldn't necessarily extrapolate into the future too much just based on the current progress of openai. It's still very difficult work.

2. Everyone is now paying attention to LLM's. When the world starts paying attention to things and engineers start hacking things together, big companies start pouring money into ai, maybe Google wakes up for once, students start choosing ai as their career field, etc etc - amazing things happen. AI just went from niche to something that everyone is using and thinking about.

Guess I can't delete my comment but I guess "basically" in this context means a similar type implementation

It's the backend of retrieval plugin basically

And I would argue that just language is enough